




Brazilian electric ray
The Electric Ray is a fascinating fish that can produce electric shocks to defend itself. It has a unique ability to generate electricity, making it a special creature of the sea.
Habitat: Coastal areas
The Electric Ray is a flattened fish with a rounded, disc-shaped body, typically mottled brown, gray, or yellowish to blend with the seabed. It has two small dorsal fins near its short, thick tail, and large spiracles behind its eyes.





Category
FishRarity
Common
Danger
3/5
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Ancient Greeks and Romans used electric rays as living pain relievers!
Baby electric rays are born with the ability to shock.
Some rays can generate enough electricity to power light bulbs!
They have special muscle cells called electrocytes that create electricity.
Electric Ray can deliver powerful electric shocks using special organs to stun prey or defend itself.
Electric Ray has excellent camouflage that helps them hide on the seabed from both predators and prey.
Electric Ray can detect tiny electric fields emitted by other animals to find hidden prey.
This ray is a bottom-dwelling carnivore, eating small fish and invertebrates.
Litopenaeus setiferus
A common meal on the seabed
Fundulus grandis
Stuns this small fish with electricity

Carcharhinus leucas
A large predator of rays
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Danger
3/5
Avoid touching or disturbing Electric Rays in the wild to stay safe.
20-46 cm
0.5-3 kg
5-10 years
This ray is a bottom-dwelling carnivore, eating small fish and invertebrates.
2 km/h
Coastal areas
Ambush
100 m
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